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Jan 20, 2009 | 02:04 PM

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I would still love to know what the rational behind shooting at an elevated target like a freakin' tree was.

These are the types of discharges that incur collateral damage to innocent bystanders 1000 feet away.

Jan 20, 2009 | 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by I<3subie

Ok.... I was not there.. I had nothing to do with sniping at the tree's..

1.) how many mocking birds were actually killed in to kill a mocking bird?

2.) how is that funny or related ti the thread?

3.) did you eat allot of paint chips as a kid?

Jan 20, 2009 | 07:05 PM

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lol the tree was already dead!

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Originally Posted by ldivinag

once again... you FAIL at gun safety techniques...

please do not shoot a firearm again until you learn proper rules and techniques.

seriously.

i want everyone to learn and shoot a firearm. but not at the risk of harming property, or someone's life or limb.

Of course i thought about it... what do people do when they see their live target up in a tree? dont they shoot at it? Or people hunting on huge plains on TV...if they miss, the bullet will just keep flying, while mine had trees behind it to catch the misses.

Dont worry im not shooting anytime soon...I'm educating myself now